Day of Victory in North Korea commemorates the end of the Korean War armistice in 1953, known officially in North Korea as Victory Day. The day is marked by state ceremonies, commemorations and public displays connected with national history and identity. It is best approached with careful context, recognising the different ways the Korean War is remembered across communities.

Event Suggestions:
• Explore the Korean War armistice with balanced historical context
• Discuss how different countries remember the same conflict
• Create a respectful activity on peace, memory and reconciliation